Rabbits

Rabbits are fast growing animals that take 4 – 5 months to mature for slaughter. They reproduce very fast, kindling (giving birth) four times a… Read More »Rabbit Farming Business Success Guide

Rabbits are to be slaughtered regardless of the circumstances that are involved (rabbit products, meat for party, family reunion, other celebrations etc.) and some times… Read More »Processing and Handling of Rabbit Products

Rabbit diseases can make the healthy rabbit become unhealthy and diseased if exposed to stress and disease organism. It is the responsibility of the rabbit… Read More »Rabbit Diseases and their Management

A rabbit keeper with one or two rabbits recording may seem unnecessary in rabbit husbandry, but it is necessary to keep records as the number… Read More »Guide to Proper Record Keeping in Rabbit Husbandry

Regarding rabbit feeds, the domestic rabbit will eat most types of green vegetables, grain, tuber and root. Therefore, the ration may consist almost entirely of… Read More »Guide to Proper Rabbit Feeds and Feeding

Rabbit housing (hutches and cages) and equipment differ from country to country. Factors governing their design include climate, availability and cost of raw materials, scale… Read More »Rabbit Housing and Its Equipment

Many skills are needed if rabbit husbandry is to be successful. Observation, examination, record keeping, hutch design, building and siting, food identification, selection, production and… Read More »Management Practices in Rabbit Husbandry

Rabbits are classified into small, medium large or giant breeds based on their body weight. There are also different breeds that fall within these broad… Read More »The Different Breeds and Classification of Rabbits

Rabbit are used for meat, for vocational projects, as laboratory animals, as teaching tool, as animal research models and for pets. Because of their use… Read More »Introduction and Characteristics of Rabbits

Reproduction including rabbit reproduction is a process of giving birth, is a complex process controlled by many substances called hormones which are produced in endocrine… Read More »Breeding Methods in Rabbit Keeping

A rabbit keeper with one or two rabbits may find recording unnecessary, but as the number of rabbits increases, it becomes essential to maintain proper… Read More »Rabbit Record Keeping: Importance and Types of Records

The domestic rabbit will eat most types of green vegetables, grains, tubers, and roots. Therefore, the ration may consist almost entirely of ingredients from plant… Read More »Essential Feeding Tips for New Rabbit Owners

Rabbit housing (hutches and cages) and equipment vary from country to country. Factors influencing their design include climate, availability and cost of raw materials, scale… Read More »Rabbit Housing and Equipment in Rabbit Farming

Many skills are essential for the success of rabbit farming. Observation, examination, record keeping, hutch design, building and siting, food identification, selection, production and storage,… Read More »Management Practices in Rabbit Husbandry

Reproduction is the process of giving birth and is a complex procedure controlled by hormones produced in endocrine glands, including the ovaries. These hormones, which… Read More »Breeding Methods in Rabbit Keeping

Rabbits are classified into small, medium, large, or giant breeds based on their body weight. There are various breeds that fall within these broad classifications.… Read More »Breeds of Rabbits

Rabbits are used for meat production, vocational projects, laboratory research, teaching tools, and as pets. Due to their diverse uses, it is essential to understand… Read More »Rabbit and Its Characteristics

Once disease affects a pig herd, the impact on the economics of pig production in terms of the cost of control and decreased productivity can… Read More »Diseases in Pig Farming and Their Management

A breed can be defined as a group of domesticated animals that have common ancestors and are similar in characteristics like color, weight at maturity,… Read More »Breeds of Rabbits

Rabbit urine, often overlooked, is a valuable resource with numerous benefits, particularly in agriculture. This natural byproduct of rabbit farming is rich in nutrients and… Read More »Benefits of Rabbit Urine: A Comprehensive Guide

Before weaning baby rabbits (kits, or baby bunnies) from their mother, they should be eating commercial rabbit food pellets. These small bits are designed specifically… Read More »How to Care for Newly Weaned Rabbits Properly